New answers tagged bed-leveling
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Filament based printing what operator behaviors contribute to an increased need to relevel a bed?
Mechanical interaction
Operator induced regular actions
When an operator reaches into the machine and operates something on the bed, this can induce errors that slowly accumulate. The most typical ...
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Filament based printing what operator behaviors contribute to an increased need to relevel a bed?
The only ones I have found are.
Manually putting pressure on the bed when removing prints.
Removing the bed covering, eg a glass plate
Damaging the bed in some way. For example my bed has high spots ...
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First layer rippling and no filament in certain areas
I see this is an old post but I type anyway if someone else stumbles up in here with the same problem.
First of all, I have a Qidi X-max printer and it printed exactly as in the picture. I am not 100 ...
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Bed leveling suggestions given this mesh generated by BLTouch
Understanding the pattern
Indeed, it looks like the error is induced by the X-Axis, as the pattern is very uniform over the Y-axis. The most likely reason for such an error is either damage to the ...
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How to tune Longer LK5 Pro for smoother prints?
Looking up your printer, one thing I noticed is that it has power loss recovery. This feature writes to the SD card at the start of each new layer, stalling the print for at least a significant ...
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How to tune Longer LK5 Pro for smoother prints?
230 is very hot for PLA+ and the pictures look like it's printing too hot for a start. It's hard to tell if there are other issues until that basic one has been cleared up. Where did you get the ...
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